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2023 has replaced 2016 as the warmest calendar year on record.
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IPCC agrees on the set of scientific reports for the seventh assessment cycle
"Work on the new assessments of the climate change science can now
Ski resorts battle for a future as snow declines in climate crisis
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What we’ve learned about our climate since 2015
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2023: A Year In Climate Change
A lot happened in the world of climate in 2023. Let's talk about it.
NorCal cross-country ski area 1st to install snow machines
Sierra Nevada "snowfall was at just 48% of average, as of Dec. 14"
Arctic Waters Are Emitting More Carbon as They Warm, Study Finds
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Too late to save the climate?
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Changing climate casts a shadow over the future of the Panama Canal – and global trade
"In normal times, the Panama Canal has capacity to handle 36 ships a day. But as water has grown scarcer..."
This Generation’s Problem: Climate Chaos
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CO2 emissions at record high
Global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel use will amount to 36.8 billion tonnes in 2023, a record high that exceeds the 2022 level by 1.1%
COP28 climate deal ‘stab in the back’ says Thunberg (Reuters)
COP28 agreement won't prevent temperatures from rising beyond critical levels.
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